Bangkok: “Teng” has denied having differing opinions from the Bhumjaithai Party regarding the submission of a censure motion against the Prime Minister, urging for patience and clarity before proceeding. He emphasized that utilizing extra-constitutional measures could open pathways to a coup, and criticized the current approach in diplomatic relations with

Bangkok: “Wan Nor” believes the opposition is being careful before deciding to submit a censure motion. “Wan Nor” points out that if the Constitutional Court orders the Prime Minister to stop performing his duties, he cannot file a censure motion. He believes that the opposition is careful about who to

Bangkok: The Prime Minister extended an invitation to Thai youth residing in the United States to return and contribute to the development of their home country. This initiative was part of an event at the Government House, where the Prime Minister welcomed the Thai youth group visiting their homeland for

Bangkok: Political activist Sonthiya Sawasdee has called on the Prime Minister to dismiss Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Pirapan Salirathavibhaga, due to a controversy surrounding his wife’s shareholding. Sonthiya submitted a letter for the fourth time to the Government House’s complaint center, urging the removal of Pirapan from

Bangkok: The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has disclosed the assets and liabilities of Mr. Sawang Boonmee, the Secretary-General of the Election Commission (EC), after his three-year term, revealing total assets worth 50,246,048 baht with no debts. Mr. Sawang is married to Ms. Rungthida Boonmee. The assets include personal and spousal

Bangkok: Anutin Charnvirakul, leader of the Bhumjaithai Party, has initiated the formation of a committee to manage the selection of candidates, conduct primary votes, and prepare for the upcoming elections. This move marks a significant development as the party gears up for the election process. According to Thai News Agency,

Bangkok: The Prime Minister has disclosed the findings of a comprehensive investigation into the collapse of the Office of the Auditor General building, revealing that the structure was designed and constructed using illegal methods. The investigation, which spanned 90 days, identified substandard elevator and stairwell walls as key contributors to

Bangkok: The NBTC has reiterated its commitment to the principle of ‘being careful, comprehensive, using mindfulness, and creating peace,’ even as the opposing side develops intricate plans with significant political implications. According to Thai News Agency, the CCSA confirmed that while Thailand has not closed its borders, it is controlling